Taylor et al., 1967 - Google Patents
The measurement of autonomic arousal: Some basic issues illustrated by the covariation of heart rate and skin conductanceTaylor et al., 1967
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- 1621259684564317641
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- Taylor S
- Epstein S
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- Biopsychosocial Science and Medicine
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Empirical evidence is presented to demonstrate that there is no true relationship between such physiological measures as heart rate and skin conductance, but that (depending on circumstances) heart rate and skin conductance covary directly, inversely, or not at all. It is …
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